Durham, New Hampshire (NH): Economy and Business Data & Market Research
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Based on the data from 1997 / 2002 when the population of Durham, New Hampshire was 11,164 / 12,845
Number of Establishments - Durham (2002)
- A) Wholesale trade: 1997 - 7, 2002 - 9 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 62, 2002 - 70, State average - 46)
- B) Retail trade: 1997 - 22, 2002 - 23 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 197, 2002 - 179, State average - 136)
- C) Information: 2002 - 2 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - 15, State average - 17)
- D) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - 14, 2002 - 8 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 125, 2002 - 62, State average - 31)
- E) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - 18, 2002 - 24 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 161, 2002 - 186, State average - 93)
- F) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - 8, 2002 - 3 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 71, 2002 - 23, State average - 38)
- G) Educational services: 1997 - 1, 2002 - 2 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 8, 2002 - 15, State average - 8)
- H) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - 8, 2002 - 10 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 71, 2002 - 77, State average - 76)
- I) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - 1, 2002 - 4 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 8, 2002 - 31, State average - 11)
- J) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - 30, 2002 - 30 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 268, 2002 - 233, State average - 60)
- K) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - 5, 2002 - 9 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 44, 2002 - 70, State average - 61)
Number of Employees - Durham (2002)
- A) Wholesale trade: 1997 - 20-99, 2002 - 0-19 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 426, 2002 - 59, State average - 1,133)
- B) Retail trade: 1997 - 290, 2002 - 245 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 2,597, 2002 - 1,907, State average - 2,177)
- C) Information: 2002 - 100-249 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - 1,086, State average - 475)
- D) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - 20-99, 2002 - 26 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 426, 2002 - 202, State average - 182)
- E) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - 67, 2002 - 110 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 600, 2002 - 856, State average - 1,081)
- F) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - 22, 2002 - 0-19 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 197, 2002 - 59, State average - 1,370)
- G) Educational services: 1997 - 0-19, 2002 - 0-19 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 68, 2002 - 59, State average - 237)
- H) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - 20-99, 2002 - 66 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 426, 2002 - 513, State average - 3,779)
- I) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - 0-19, 2002 - 0-19 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 68, 2002 - 59, State average - 322)
- J) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - 395, 2002 - 525 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 3,538, 2002 - 4,087, State average - 1,098)
- K) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - 20-99, 2002 - 64 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 426, 2002 - 498, State average - 527)
Annual Payroll ($1,000) - Durham (2002)
- A) Wholesale trade: No data
- B) Retail trade: 1997 - $2,967, 2002 - $4,072 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $26,576, 2002 - $31,701, State average - $47,059)
- C) Information: No data
- D) Real estate & rental & leasing: 2002 - $582 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $4,530, State average - $5,658)
- E) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - $2,952, 2002 - $4,586 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $26,442, 2002 - $35,702, State average - $50,098)
- F) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - $599 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $5,365, State average - $28,255)
- G) Educational services: No data
- H) Health care & social assistance: 2002 - $1,734 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $13,499, State average - $72,618)
- I) Arts, entertainment & recreation: No data
- J) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - $2,662, 2002 - $4,002 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $23,844, 2002 - $31,156, State average - $14,018)
- K) Other services (except public administration): 2002 - $1,153 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $8,976, State average - $11,153)
Shipments / Sales / Receptions ($1,000) - Durham (2002)
- A) Wholesale trade: No data
- B) Retail trade: 1997 - $28,755, 2002 - $37,300 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $257,568, 2002 - $290,385, State average - $482,447)
- C) Information: No data
- D) Real estate & rental & leasing: 2002 - $4,997 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $38,902, State average - $29,406)
- E) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - $9,075, 2002 - $13,005 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $81,288, 2002 - $101,245, State average - $108,025)
- F) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - $1,823 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $16,329, State average - $55,937)
- G) Educational services: No data
- H) Health care & social assistance: 2002 - $3,306 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $25,737, State average - $164,650)
- I) Arts, entertainment & recreation: No data
- J) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - $8,933, 2002 - $11,464 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $80,016, 2002 - $89,248, State average - $45,238)
- K) Other services (except public administration): 2002 - $3,229 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $25,138, State average - $35,185)
| Industry Description | Number of Establishments [1997 / 2002] |
Number of Employees [1997 / 2002] |
Annual Payroll ($1,000) [1997 / 2002] |
Shipments / Sales / Receptions ($1,000) [1997 / 2002] |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wholesale trade | 7 / 9 | 20-99 / 0-19 | - | - |
| Durable goods merchant wholesalers | - / 4 | - / 0-19 | - | - |
| Wholesale trade, nondurable goods | 3 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers | - / 2 | - / 0-19 | - | - |
| Retail trade | 22 / 23 | 290 / 245 | $2,967 / $4,072 | $28,755 / $37,300 |
| Motor vehicle & parts dealers | 2 / 1 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Building material & garden equipment & supplies dealers | 1 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Food & beverage stores | 5 | 115 / 20-99 | $1,096 / - | $10,951 / - |
| Health & personal care stores | 1 | 20-99 | - | - |
| Gasoline stations | 4 / 3 | 35 / 17 | $312 / $296 | $4,408 / $5,770 |
| Clothing & clothing accessories stores | 1 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Sporting goods, hobby, book & music stores | 4 / 5 | 72 / 52 | $674 / $983 | $6,507 / $8,172 |
| General merchandise stores | 1 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Miscellaneous store retailers | 3 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Nonstore retailers | - / 2 | - / 0-19 | - | - |
| Information | - / 2 | - / 100-249 | - | - |
| Publishing industries (except Internet) | - / 2 | - / 100-249 | - | - |
| Real estate & rental & leasing | 14 / 8 | 20-99 / 26 | - / $582 | - / $4,997 |
| Real estate | 12 / 8 | 20-99 / 26 | - / $582 | - / $4,997 |
| Rental & leasing services | 2 / - | 0-19 / - | - | - |
| Professional, scientific & technical services | 18 / 24 | 67 / 110 | $2,952 / $4,586 | $9,075 / $13,005 |
| Professional, scientific & technical services | 18 / 24 | 67 / 110 | $2,952 / $4,586 | $9,075 / $13,005 |
| Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service | 8 / 3 | 22 / 0-19 | $599 / - | $1,823 / - |
| Administrative & support services | 8 / - | 22 / - | $599 / - | $1,823 / - |
| Educational services | 1 / 2 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Educational services | - / 2 | - / 0-19 | - | - |
| Health care & social assistance | 8 / 10 | 20-99 / 66 | - / $1,734 | - / $3,306 |
| Ambulatory health care services | 7 | 20-99 | - | - |
| Arts, entertainment & recreation | 1 / 4 | 0-19 | - | - |
| Accommodation & food services | 30 | 395 / 525 | $2,662 / $4,002 | $8,933 / $11,464 |
| Accommodation | 6 / 9 | 20-99 / 100-249 | - | - |
| Foodservices & drinking places | 24 / 21 | 250-499 | - | - |
| Other services (except public administration) | 5 / 9 | 20-99 / 64 | - / $1,153 | - / $3,229 |
| Repair & maintenance | 2 / - | 0-19 / - | - | - |
| Personal & laundry services | 3 / 6 | 0-19 / 20-99 | - | - |
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